Thread by @marortoll

I will always have fond memories of my Pilipino I Professor at DLSU. Heber didn't conduct his class in the traditional manner. It was an interaction between teacher and students. What was more important for him was we develop a consciousness about the ills of society and how we

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can go about mitigating the same once we step out in the real world. He was the only leftist-militant I ever liked. His final exam in the course was a paper on anything related to social consciousness. I wrote about the plight of a Waray bar girl in Ermita, which was then the red

light district of Manila. It was only then that I gained an insight into what life was like on Samar. Years later I would see for myself going to Catarman, Borongan and Guiuan. Paalam ginoong Heber. Ikinagagalak ko na maging mag-aaral mo. Malaki ang nagampanan mo sa pag-ibig ng

pagkatao at pakikitungo ko sa kapwa-tao ko. Maraming salamat sa iyong mga aral. Paalam.